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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

sxHoFs1s or THB TERz ORDINANCE PaB-
sENTED 70 TIE CHI COUNCIL
LAST MIGHT.

The following Il q brief synopsis Of
the ordinances relating 10 ihe harbos Of
Seattle whioh wsFe presented 10 the
city council last night:
Tbs fret Of The I've creates the office
Of harb0E MASTER and provides that be
shall Be appointed By The council. and
hold ofioe for one year. BE 10 required
70 give bonds In $500 for the faithful
diaehaFRe Of his dotiea. The oompen-
sation Is fxed Of SIS per month. He 10
required 10 exercise viRilant control
over the harbors aud whgTves, over all
vessels and wstsFcraft coming into The
harbor, 70 enforce all ordinances of the
city relating 10 the harb0r, aud is re-
qaired 20 collect all wharfage dues.
and pay The same into the city treasury
and 70 report monthly 10 the council
on all matters affecting bis office. The
moneys coliected are 70 90 into the city
fund.
The second ordinance prascFibes
TN REGULATIONS ron TIE HARDoa.
Every master OF q vessel coming into
port and desiring 10 anchor 81 any
R4A1t 1olsA VI AA4g 0kHW0 tAt4AA eG0
western end Of the Oregon Improve
ment 0ompany's coal bankers 20 Du-
vanish Head, must first obtain per-
mission from the harbor master, Who
shall prescribe the position where the
vessel may anchor AID for how long 8
time she may remain there. No vessel
having any one On board stHicted With
any contagious disease Is SLOWED TO
come into the port. The master Of any
vessel loaded with dangerous explO-
sives ls Feqaired 10 notify the haFbor
master within three hours Of his arrival
In portland is not allowed 70 be moored
70 any wharf without frat obtaining
permission from the harboF master,
G1eh permit IN no case 70 exceed twen-
ty-fouF hours. This ordinance also
regulates the moorinR Of vessels, gen.
orally providing that no vessel shall be
% moored az 10 interfere with the
movements Of any other vessels IN the
harbor. TIE rigging IL 10 be In snoh
shape a. 10 prevent accidents. Every
vessel Il required 10 keep
a CHAR AND HRIoHT LIGHT
Burning ten feet above her uppermost
deck when moofed 10 any wharf or
anchored IN the stream. The penalty
foe failing 70 comply With any Of the
provisions Of the ordinances 10 q dne OF
500 or Imprisonment for one month.
Toe third ordinances prescribea the
rates Of wharfage which are 10 be col.
lectsd, aud the fourth regulates the dis
charge Of ballast.
The 9th and last ordinances provides
teat ali vessels, whether steamers or
sailing craft, owned IN Seattle and ply
ina regularly TO and from this pert,
shall pay s. per month as haFbor dues.
Sman steamboats, under 50 tons, plying
ara assessed st 81 30 per
month each. Sailing vessels and steam
srs Gully coming 10 the port al irregular
Intervals are repaired 20 pay SIS on ar
rival.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17


(Rspu1nr csv. Rsus- Fn,sigrnnr.1
Ths ezznd jury hssEng anE1hea tks|
bnAsnass b1faE1 khen kGEa been a.
sh9zaBd ~ tns esnFt. Tha wnxk - ~
teE8 q ez1uizg - 3 clnss. and 81 ad-
ioaFnmeAl val p1akahiy be nsanhed b.
ms-xeB. SezGs AfsyB ssems anxicna
- eepos 81 buaiu11s 80 swiftly - pas-
sibfss ana frsQnenxiy seaErs the a1t1H.
nsys foE n1s bsina Esa4y Wa ihssr
q ~ eass Il wn. Il. WfskeEs v.
Gnaan Wilkezs dscnes 81 dlguBee Ba1
granted FEsebuERsE - Katy sd
siuuons uas rsfeErsd 10 AEt11K 1ayloz
10 taks taslin0uy- In The esnss ef Ihla
seasso MEnafsefuxisg Oosrany ".
Rlnmanef and BILLINGS the iurg nlpoa
/ fo1F foF the piAiHisH End etaht fer the
/ 6efsnd1nts. and aliho1Nh fheT wess
keps wifho1t angthiua 10 eaa fspm
bRsakfEss until o'eIock ID TIE evening
they cunid nol be forced o. eonxsd ineu
nn aarsemsnt. and weEB aeeuEdinell
discharged.
axNnRkL Morxa.
ARTISTS of f1earpnrasisn have ben
/ nled with Secretary Owines Of 6he Col
unbia County Agricultural Association
/ OsuitaI stssk &0.0o0 Also Of thl
WashoaRal wharf Company, Of Waah,
Ouaai e4ty, Cla1ke county.
Strangers 10 the ciiy, and ali per1Bn1
wishinE Il, esn nad fbe ResT-fNxUE1
amEuzn 81 the bfaneh of1ee Hoxi door d
lhe postoEioe.
Tha city fathers hare cansed notices
% Be placed upnn tia n8w wharf warn
ing peopis thsf Il b lneomriste and noi
ready for business. q railing ID being
piaced along The sides e. fast as posi-
be, and when thai b complete theEl
can be no danger at any time, ~ therE
Is none nov, except IN the darkness.
A petition 10 congress, praying that
the dufy % imported lumber Be not NJ
moved, u being numeKouGly signed b
peFroua a rrerT shaAe az poIitieal
/ faith IN t5is cay aad vicinity.
William J. Pees has disposed Of his
iafersat N The Pacific House 10 Mr..
Charles n. Williams, late 81 Rochester,
New York, Who has taken possession.
Mr.. Peer is nov down the Soand look
ing f0s . business opening
The ciiizsns Who depend upon Ras foE
illuminating purposes were Suddenly
and withc1t warning ieft IN darkness
last evening. Any number Of persons,
10 their absent mindedness, sspposiHe
they had properly extinguished the Il
Eliminating fnid, retired for the night
and II the cas- had been turned on again
before morning there would probably
have been some cases Of asphy xiaiion
The gas company is out Of coal.
Olympia, Dec. Is, 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Psushst4<iza cAzruA. e.znsx e TAara aza
msdhnss nresaa- kns. 0~aes RsnknSA wl1
ETsscA tseSgTgs e u a. ,, Aza q , n 6aa-
az seAaoa. t2N = n NsaEa Peoziss 1ss.s
an8 a. n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

GFSn4 ogsuiag dispiAy Of AalhaaF
zecas I'll b 1ads eyety aaF unfi1
caEiHtmaA We , II sAoN = VARSITY AZ
bad 8nrchtefs E1iiahta ter ho1iaag
lEal1A fnklas q 6tneszman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Good second hard piano 8l5Q MAsan
& HAmiis enzAn e7o ffaak kinhAll
sQaire buiidinz. elo 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

We have 90 oaly esopiste Eaoek %
steaks. wraps aus NsumxRksts 10 Be-
ia9ut nogtA % san Fsasxizso. foklas
a SlaReEsl&n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

6szi2 laeA, Enspe1dsEs and mn12zEs.
Z = heistAy elfla e. remcxAl sala pEtess
TaAlaa 4 slaosEnAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Naskingto1 fesriaory DNukai ana
faoioEraShia Depat. ~ fan sapplv -
tos psises. A. h szENknx q %, druR-
SIS ms 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

~ ADVERTIsElENTs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

auhsessbars wiahing shair addSNa sbasEs.a,
Nsa pisaaa giEa - 90 saeses - wsA e Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
For the oxford Democrat.
TOWN MEEriN.
M nucKpiEID

Aocoriin' 10 custom established long ago.
We holi yearly msetia'. aud ali The men
A day Of note for our town. for motives pure
n IL m. "a, of lection. to offises OF trust.
Ursvv question. are debates. long before the
ray.
And critic. are {. plenty As no-er. Ia gentle
Nay.
Thre- noele men are chosen. dubbed fa,h'rs Of
the town.
And -hsa my cone together. they mark our
sh~kels dovu.
The iIibois. Then they ngure. zach man hi.
sQasl shsre.
To carry on thu government -iih jn',. iadi'
cious care.
III. here y. dad the critics work un'slnshly
apylisi
To even 40 the balances. where faulty hands
hav. tried.
Bozgs claim. = want OF Judgment. With mo-
ilvs- pot - pare.
ny orinsiag to OH Money bags. 20 make olec'
tiOn surv.
rherr'. f.rm~r Risg. he. 90, boss. they put
offsr .i ,sias az t,r,Y' cold nj. tr forty nine.
~ when pot the question. they -.y ihai''oek
Hat mias remain. -la sa,a qao,",hs rise IL all
We -sai msa With stamina. faIl equal to the
shoe,
wber, daty cali. arr up and dressed. and dare
to ssy u. Noi -
We h,ve them here a, last. rish' bra'eiy dd
Try,
rberr'. .miilng al -ilh hi, genial pai-'iis
hsrv dras "ty"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
scorcu coLLIEs.

The collie 4. . medium sized dog. weigh
log from thlriy dee 10 my pounds and
somsiimes lille heavier. IL has qulte
heavy coat OF hair. and ba,hy tail. In
color II IL usually black sni tan, or hl,ck
and fawn, bot sometimes yellow, yellow aud
white fswn, fswn ami white sni blscs.
and black and white. The dogs ATE very
Intelligent aud are csp.bl- of being laugh,
almost anything; bot their greatest use 10
ln driving cattle, sheep, etc, also IN dfl''
ing turkeys They take 10 this naiurslly'
and With . little tralnlug are OF great help
to the farmer ss they can be seni To The
mo., distant part Of the pasture TOT the
cows, aud n properly trained, viii dflte
them quietly. following from one 10 anoih'
er without barking or biting.
They are very scuye. always on The
Alert, aud a. night wake very quickly "
anything IL going wrong sboui the pr.m'
ises, so sre very good watch dogs. Ihey
sre very sfcctiOnste % their masters aud
friends, and are fond OF children. They
are very sensitive. aud al tha, IL necsss..
nv 10 correct them when they do wrong IL
10 scoli them little. Mach pains has
been taken In breeding them OF late, and
many have been importedi 80 thsi Dow
The very bss, bred dogs can be obtained at
= moderate price. =.
They are truly the farmers dog, and
will save him many steps In caring Tor
and hsrdlug his cattle and sheep aud keep.
log the turkeys and chickens In their prop
or plaees.-H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

BILL NYE's Cow 10 sing TO III health" :"
say. BIN Nye, III will sell AZ my residence
In town -. range Is. west, according 10
Government survey. oue crushed'rssporrfy
color.d COW. sged six years. She IL good
milk.ter and 4. not afraid OF the csrs-Or
ANYTHING else. She IL . COW OF undsunted
courage and gives milk frequently. Tos
man who does not fear death In any form
she would be q great boon. She Is very
much attached 10 her homs al present, oy
means OF . trace chain, but she Will be
sold 20 any one who will srree TO treat
her right She IL one.fourth shorihorn
aud three-fourths hyens. Purchaser need
no, be Identified. will also throw in .
double.bsrrell,d shotgun which goes with
her. 10 May she generally goes away
somewhere for week or two, and returns
with q tall, red calf. with long. wAooly
legs. Her name IL Rose, and would pre-
FER 10 sell her 10 nonresident" ;"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
now EASY 1T ~.

lIov easy n IL to sroii iayi
Tho tboashtie.. wori. ~ . chetishei ffieni,
n. -sin.h -ofk of chlid st pisy.
Ths strenstn ~ s-ili that -iil not bcnd.
tn. trht ~ . coInrs,is. ths scofs of Toe,
To. suite that IL fuii ~ bitter tnlngs,-
They a csn tarni.h it- goiisa gior.
And t.k. the grace iron its sify -ins.
IIow easy n I. a. spoli iifei-
AMI msny arr .pDiis-i .rv sell begun-
~ hom-.lt xht daTk-nssi by sin ann stftie.
Or tiosusari q uf.s of chsflsh~d onet
ny toll that fons the fsFm ~ 10 gac~
Ani unh.rminss ttit health stsss say.
nj the pr.vi.b temp-f. the ffosntns lace.
TIE hops that ~ snd TOE eafcs tnai ssJ'
A day L. t0o long a. be sps,t Ia vEia.
ssfui. S,ssi snssil ctfn~ - 20. ilours &, nv /,
sptne tao ri.,i maze shnali Ds mate more piAin,
= m- lo-~rrsl sisnc- nsv D. IA 81 on hish.
And iif- 4. tsio snsft - sppu ilEs thts.
~ Only pfvlusis. u may be s-'.t,
Lot ne blal tnfrtn-f 90 thfvs nf bliss.
And noar'h the aoscr' afOand oar feet
--iseeciei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
100 posos Ono Dollar
THE PRESIDENT AND THE TRAMP.


The East Room OF the White House was
crowded on recent aftsrnoon when Pfes-
ident Cleveland came down stairs. Tne
crowd WAS swelled by the presence OF tns
two or three hundred school superintsn-
dents, who were introduced BY the Com
missioner OF Edacstiou. The Presidsnr
In response TO Mr. Dswsou's introdaeuoo,
assured them ths, be IVES always delighted
20 NEST body OF school teachers.
"I was something OF . school teacher
once myself, you know" be said, "and
sometimes feel thst An something ofa
school teacher still y
Every school man In the line Vas pre-
seuted 20 the President by nsmsL "Df.
Lucky OF Pittsburg." said the intfodueef,
a. handsome gentleman stepped forward
70 grasp the Presidential hand. IL had
been intended 70 have ell the school men
10 ors compact body, with no outsiders
ssndwiched iu between, but 10 happened
that Q particularly dilspidstst looking Old
tramp had Tot into line Jast behind Df.
Lucky. Az the tramp approached tne
President there wss . marked hiatus. NO
Sousue spoke the trsmp's name. Bat the
PrssIdeus broke the painful silence ~ ex'
tsodIus his haud with even unusaal cor
dlaliiy, and saying In ehssrfaL speoaras'
ing tossi
msss b Dr. Unlacty, I suppose.
Everybody laughed xvsa shs Tramp
laughed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

-DruAtsas,.. or LigH0r HibG. eda b,
Cu,,i ~ disiafsiSrfa1 Dr. Hlis,s' Golden
Sp,ctEc.-it can be given 10 . cap OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge OF the per-
son taking IL. sfscting . speedy and per-
m,neut cure, whether the patient IL Q mod.
crate dr.nker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands OF drunksris have been made TEN
perats men who have taken the Golden
Speclnc in their coffee withou, their knowl'
edge. and TO day believe they cult drinking
OF their own free will. No harmful Effects
result from it, ADMINISTRATION. Cares guar
suteed. Send for circular AMI full psrtie.
ulsrs. Address 10 confidence GoLpxs Sra
ctYfc Co A.. lsJ Race St Cinciuusti. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Tmk 0RE,r p1pilW remedy OF the day
Tor coughs. colds, ssthms, aud alI lung
10 Aismsoa's Boisnic Bsls,m.
reliable. pleasant 10 take,
cures - by magic, AMI gives universal sat-
i.fscilou. A trial IL the best testimonial.
Pflc. 5S cents. Trial size 10 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

At this season OF the year stock must
be well cared for. We have bad Q long.
cold winter, and while II has not been unus-
aally severe on sheltered stock. the possi-
ole weather between now and the coming
Of grass may be. hence the necessity OF tr.
trs care and food from now until IL can be
tnrned into pastures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Tug HRklru OF a chronle eatsrfh patient
IL oftsn so ofsnslvs TIA, he cannot 20 into
society sni he becomes sn object OF dis
gusi Aftsr tins liberation sets 10. TIE
spongy bones are attacked. and ffeqaently
destroyed. A constant source OF diseom-
fort IL the dripplag OF the puralent secre-
ton. into the throat. sometimes producing
inyeterste bronchitis, which. Ia is turn,
has been the exciting esase OF pulmonary
disease. The brilliant resalts which have
attended its use for years past properly
designate Ely's Cream Balm a. BY far the
best, n not tue ouly real care for hay fever.
ro.e cold and cstsrrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

SAVE YouR DocroR's BfLL.-when Dr.
Wl,ilr's Bii,In ~ Wlld CA,rry vlll cuRn
cJash.. colds. bl,-dlng a. tue lungs, and
arrest the fell destroyer, eousump,ion' u
does more than most physicians can do
Tue use OF 9 slngls bottle will satisfy The
inereiulous that they need look no further
for the r,qalrei AID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

IS. ID Locke. OF West Paris, has sold
10 J \. Ksnsrson. Barnet, VI, the we'll
known selling ageni Of the Bradley super.
phosphate. aud formerly the owner OF tie
celebrated Mdne Rsgi.tsr COW. "Jerssy
Qaesn OF B,rnet,"s doe twenty months,
M,ry Ann OF Saint Lambert bull, carrying
nny per cent. of the blood OF that eele-
nrstsd cow. Mr. Kruerson takes him 10
Barus, 10 stand al the head Of bis Jersey
HarN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

"A good garden. well supplied with
choice varieties OF vegetables and fruits,
Is oue OF The greatest luxaries OF the farm
spd household. There is no farmer bat
can ,rJrd TO have jus, such q gsrdsa; no
farmer can sfJrd 10 be without one. A
good garden aud . good COW will go long
way towards supplying the table with good,
wholesome food for the family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
scnrr,s EMIrLslnN

or PuRx Con LIvsR OFT, WIN IIrPo'
rHosPurrEs. for CAddrea dad Pulmonary
Troubles -Dr. W. \. HOy. Point Pleasant
West virginls, says II have made NOR
roggh ts-t with SCOTS Emul.ion In Pal.
mopsry Troubles aud General Debility. and
have been sstonish@d 81 the good results
fr children with Rlekets or Msrasmus IL
Ia unsdlslei"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

"A ST. Augustine. Fla, correspondent
writes III some OF the disseminated farm
ers In " T. could spend q few weets
In PIorids, they would he glad TO GET back
20 their native States, for of all the poor
land for farming purposes floriia certain
ly takes the cake. came here on other
business and have spent over four months
here, 80 can look at the matter In al en-.
tlrely unpr judiced manner"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

An exchange h asked the question |;
"How shall I stuff dssfs heed ? II
depends upoa the party asked. Ifshs is
q rich dear. tell her you love her for her
self alone. II che is poor. insist that
you love her just ~ much - II che was
an heiress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The four yesr-old steer is now known
no more In the advanced circles OF cattle
feedlug. All OF the big s,eers. which used
20 tip the beams at 1900 To 1000 poupds,
we're -four years past, but now they do 10
three years psst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

DR J. u. BR.y. OF Bridgtou, Maine, .
regular prseilcinf physician. aud grafu.
ate OF Bowdoin Medical School. says that
In his estimation. "King's Ssrsspsrilla 10
. skillfal combination, sud the best blood
parihsr in the market. See siy't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

hal the rh-an,tl.m 10 my lef! shoal'
der for Two year. aai Ia three days after
using AthlophorD, the pain VA. gone.
h.i the scia,lea la mr. right leg all vlalsf.
AMI the medicine has driven that pain away
also. -Chas. Meicslf. North Adams, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
A TKrk PEIKNp

To the sick aud sci ring. IL Dr. ksaf'
MAINS great Meilcsl wofk. naely Illus
tratsi Seal thrc- cent stamps, to pay
postage. 10 A T.. Oris,y Co, Boston,
Mass sni receive . copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A new law 10 Kansas forblis . man TO
make an ass of himself The statute is
very ingenioasly worde,i. the reading being
that no person shall NARY within sf
months aitsr obtalning q divorce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A Mllwsukee glrl fell from . roof and lii
ia 9 snow bank. Are you hurti" sshed
gsntleman who hurried 10 her relief "Sot
. biz" W. the eheerfal reply. 40 you
suppose have been tooogg.ning all winter
f.r nothingg"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
ruE WHISTLER.

nrC.nh
Across The mea.ios and through the lane.
~ the sppistrvs. thai bad and blow,
over ths stiie. past r~ld OF grain.
Where = tiny spring
p.dh hubble ard sing
Meath an Oak with branches bending low.
l. q tiny fooipaih. gray and worn
Win the dsily raj of boyisn fcet.
fof when The shnr~- st the farm arr done.
~ ciuse ~ day.
Nhistler gay.
Foiio.s thc Path lhrough the twilight s~se,
Aai close to ihs bright springs mossy rim.
Nhsr- zach ssAytng branch II magic vsad
while shaliows lvngth.n and dsy grO~s dim'
IL sits And dfsams.
1tll The futurv seems
To The youthiul ser. N epohantei land.
-lrran.cripi Nonihiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

u, Is not well 10, the grange TO hold
too many public meetings. The doors are
open TO every worthy farmer and Ills fam'
Ny. Let them join the order aud assls' In
the good work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A man may chin and = man may
work for the ,smpersncs cause oil day |;
bat be can't 10 a.fishin' and observe pro-
hibition, because hs amt built that way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

-Tsrred pspsr Is by oil means the best
lining for poultry house because lice de-
test Il and IL makes the hou'e warm; ont
common paper will keep out the cold and
Is a great deal better than none.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

There IL always . fair demand for the
best products OF the coll. and when they
are obtained by skiliful management there
IL slso q fair margin OF profi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

That tired feeling sod loss Of appetite
are entirely overcome by Hoods safssps-
rills, the peculiar medicine. Try II aud see.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

ASsvlis man va. recently "held up" By
o Chic,go cao-irissr. who robbed him OF
oil. 200. lie 20. OF fs~ dollars better than
N he hal been charged regular CAB hire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Should spring open early. and the
grass start. do rot he tempted 10 allow
the stock 10 rrsrs on II until IL well un'
der growth. Trsmplipg on young grass
does more damage than grsIing 10 closely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

-"Firs escapes Ia hotels" is head
lisc seen In many newspapers just nov.
and doubtless lie true. The trouble is
that when the Gre does the guests don't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

-whensver II Is noticed ,hs, the hogs
eat gravel Il IL q sign that something they
need IL lacking. A few pieces OF coal, or
charcoal. will probably be cure, While
the food should a. the same time be varied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Thin psriy-"Jast rsiurned from Fiori-
ia. old mani Great couniry 10 orsee .
msn up Ginsi twenty nge pounds In
three weeks S.oai parIy-"iioWd you
get thereby m.llff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The mspsgsrs OF the Eastern Msine
Pair. in addition 10 the usual side-shows,
hope TO have as gues,s President and Mrs.
Cleveland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

She va. heartisss cOqaeits, and cast
aside the loving notes OF youug admirers
With the remark II want something more
than these. They are oaly boys slshs."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A Harrington woman keeps strict aecoani
OF every time she spanks her children. Sae
enters IL in her diary In this form "Oivea
under my hand this IN day OF -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

ics l. ~oiic tel Adir.-- ali commus ics,ioas
intsnsi.,i 40 this Department to AosiCuts
TCAAL kDIrOR. .OxfOsD DEsockAr. fAhis, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

There e . man In Delaware % short
that whsa be Il VI be doesn't know
whether hs has the hsadsehs os eorns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

First Ufchln-"fio~ much yer got lefi.
Jlmmyi- Second ufchin-"rro cents.
First Urchln-"G1shl how qalck nickel
goes wnen it's once broke"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The man Who Was to pablish . paper
that vas TO please ever ybody fell out Of
No.h's boat and wss drowned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Gloves are worn i Boston dinner par
ties. This pfohsbly IL oat OF respect TO j.
L. sullivan. It's most distinguished eiIifen-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Loaded with inparitiss, your blood needs
the cleansing and vitallrlng energy OF
Ayers Ssrsspsrilla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Way oa. In prohibition Ksnsas there IL
q travelling drsmstic company playing Ten
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The importance ~ purifying the blood eaR
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blood yoa cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly even one needs
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